just a question of interest. Currently I'm programming client programs
@work because there I've got an installed Exchange server.
What do I need to do the same @home? This means is there a chance to
install an extended mapi client on my computers and other requirements to
get the same environment.
How do you program and test you applications? Did you set up an Exchange
server and an Outlook client. Is there an evaluation kit for Exchange which
I can install for more than one time?
However I do not want to spend much money on any MSDN subscription!
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cu,
Michael
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Re: One user having messages stuck in Local Delivery ... user accounts and new client PC accounts, even if you keep all the naming ... is a retail install of SBS that I am troubleshooting not one from MSDN ... tomorrow morning another mailbox or two will start failing. ... and then I added them in my exchange connection in outlook and manually ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Client connect with SBS 2003 ...access Exchange, whatnot, but they cannot join a domain. ... setup on the server I am prompted to install 4 items to the client ... (client os service packs, IE 6, Outlook 2003, Shared Fax Client). ...Network Config Wizard, RWW, Info & Help) so I know I can connect ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Creating Contacts in OU ...Windows Server admin tools - aka adminpak.msi) installed on a Windows ... If the user wants to do this from his/her client workstation,... you should install both. ... delegate at least Exchange View Only Admin rights to the user. ... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
Re: Deploying DST ... MVP - Exchange... "(In which case, when/if rebasing appointments,... If your clients are set to automatically download and install updates,...client in our office. ... (microsoft.public.exchange.admin)
use conditions of visual studio 2008 ... I have 2 PCs for programming. ... I used to install on my client PC, the developpement tools in order to ... I can't simulate client application. ... I have tried C++ express edition but it is too light for programming.... (microsoft.public.vstudio.development)
